Sentence examples similar to difficulties are compounding from inspiring English sources

These difficulties are compounded by another formidable obstacle: Tom himself.

"Those difficulties are compounded when you have to let good baseball people and good friends go".

These difficulties are compounded when the task is carried out by bureaucracies with insufficient resources and communications skills.

Rosa's difficulties are compounded by her dad, a newly ordained and rather blinkered curate, who has no truck with supernatural manifestations in his daughter's bedroom.

His difficulties are compounded because, like military regimes throughout Pakistan's history, he finds Islamist extremists easier to deal with than secular opposition parties.

Where different households may have different preferences and some may not want the service at all as, for example, with defense by nuclear weapons these difficulties are compounded.

The government's judicial difficulties are compounded by a second legal action centered on allegations that it sought the American government's help to stave off a possible coup after Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan last May by American commandos.

The interpretive difficulties are compounded by damage and corruption.

For any project located in and around the world's favorite outsourcing destination (Bangalore), the difficulties are compounded.

But when he goes on to entertain, and then reject, (3) and (4) the logical difficulties are compounded.

These difficulties are compounded by the tendency of universities to push patenting up stream, generating new rights to core methodologies and research tools.